Mr. ‘Now and Forever’ plays Capitol Theatre.
The Bolts had yet to lose after being up by at least three.
A French metal label gave the LPs the colored vinyl treatment.
Another south Tampa restaurant bites the dust.
The strange bedfellows play on April 11.
Get ready to get pummeled in the best way possible.
Your neighbors are making noise this week.
Slangin’ bowls in less than a week!
She’s bringing her sit down comedy tour there on May 16.
The statewide travel advisory comes as a response to two proposed bills in the Florida Legislature, SB 168 and HB 527.
“The sprawling Tampa Bay metro area is a diverse, inclusive, senior-dense region.”
Holy thunder, indeed.
Get the app to snag a discounted burger.
Explore New Port Richey during the family-friendly event.
The SEC says the lawyer made $65,000 in illicit profits.
This means 15-minute service on nights and weekends.
Time to get down to the nitty gritty.
It does hit Orlando, Jacksonville and Fort Lauderdale.
OMD and Berlin open the show.
Buckhorn can still reel in a dinger.
For the millionth time, your child will not get autism from a vaccine.
“My thing is, if we have a public health issue, I want somebody that is going to be able to protect the people of Florida.”
Did we mention TopGolf?
Tickets go on sale April 12.
The best kind of coupon.
Duck legs, vegan quesadillas and lobster mac ‘n’ cheese are all on the docket.
It’s getting a little salty here toward the end.
Our amateur athlete shares her experience racing the all-women’s half marathon in Clearwater.
Tie-dye shirts encouraged.
The counties targeted include Brevard, Indian River, Lake, Putnam, and Pasco.
The May 14 show in Orlando is one of six U.S. tour dates.
“Dio Returns” with his old bandmates on June 2.
It’s currently 60 percent.
Two Hillbilly Chili Dawgs, please.
The injury-prone duo wants to celebrate the band’s 50th anniversary.
In 1989 the Florida Supreme Court struck down a similar parental-consent law.
They claimed the denial of access is a direct violation of the law.
The bill would’ve allowed adults age 21 and older to “use, possess and transport” up to 2.5 ounces of marijuana.
Churro waffles? Sign us up.
Two weeks packed with events celebrating literature.
Chief Brian Dugan will speak to WWE wrestler Titus O’Neil this Wednesday.
Soon you can melt with the clocks.
Soft opening this evening at 5 p.m.
The ‘70s rocker had everyone feeling young at Capitol Theatre.
Yes, there will be shots.
Get out of the house.
Hideaway Café, Hooch and Hive host the ‘Listen Up’ film series.
We miss Scott and Chester.
Xtreme Tacos will feed you in the parking lot.
It’s a boogie-woogie live music Saturday.
Fans are invited to the pep rally on April 8 at 10 a.m.
Half-off rides to drink beer? Say no more.
Not a good look to have a Nazi on the force.
Amendment 4 granted “automatic” restoration of voting rights.
The warehouse is open only one Saturday and Sunday a month.
Time to meet the new guys in town.
The Wawa Singularity should occur by 2021.
We need the juicy stuff.
The meme appeared in the station’s Twitter feed.
The rest of you have until April 14 to submit yours.
Get ready for April 10.
Bring your dog to explore 50+ vendors while enjoying live music.
Cheers to Italian Heritage Day!
Grape stomping, cooking demos and a vino competition.
The band’s full-length debut will be released on Chicago’s Manic Static Records.
Informed Dissent: The parallels between MAGA and the U.K.’s hard-right turn to leave the EU.
In this week’s Poet’s Notebook, Peter Meinke expresses a love of the theater.
SPC and USFSP are throwing a party in St. Petersburg, too.
St. Petersburg and Clearwater Beach scored the dance music shows of the week.
A challenger without a blackface scandal, we should add.
A new take on Stephen King’s classic tale breathes fresh life into one of the author’s scariest stories.
Micro-brewery, baby.
Craft brews and Midwest bites.
New brew releases, customized mugs and arcade games.
The suit argues that the boy was denied access to more than half the park because of his prosthetic legs.
Tastiest Earth Day ever.
The crazy train will eventually pull into the old Gary Amp.
TGIF for half-off tapas and fine spirits.
Weeks away from soiled underwear.
$5 VegeFi Burgers, $5 Beyond Burgers and free Heinz Tomato seed packets.
Ambiguous wording in amendments strikes again.
Mayor Kent Guinn doubled down on an already backwards Florida holiday.
Providing nothing but plant-based junk food options.
With care and flair, O&O checks all the boxes.
She headlines the CMT Women of Country tour in Ybor City.
The pair plays Daddy Kool’s grand re-opening on Record Store Day.
With its eighth superhero film in eight years, DC Comics has yet to make a good movie from beginning to end.
The first show in the space opens May 25.
Offering up tropical vibes, bites and booze.
